Introducing Jacinta Caplan to the plum tree. Jacinta submitted this very powerful poem for the Plum Tree Book’s Poetry anthology on MOTHER! I love her poetry and her ability … Continue reading →
Dear poets, I have caught the bug! Not the bug that drives us to write voraciously from pleasure ~ but the blasted internet detonator that has been going about lately! … Continue reading →
Featuring: Erik The Great, Alan Patrick Traynor, Michael Lai, The Girl In The Hat (aka Anna Fonté). As so many wonderful things are posted on the internet and a plethora of … Continue reading →
Today I’m participating in the The Awesome Indies Magical Mystery Tour, hosted by the Awesome Indies. From the 27th to the 30th September you’ll have the chance to pick up … Continue reading →
Returning to the tree today for the Wednesday Corner is Keith Alan Watson who is better known to us as Uncle Tree! Keith writes of the passion of William Blake, … Continue reading →
Originally posted on MacKENZIE's Dragon's Nest:
More Irregular Qwerty Irregulars – Punctuation Part II. “We have a language that is full of ambiguities; we have a way of…
I have great pleasure in introducing you to another new face to Poetry Corner: Milla Liljestrand. Milla is a fine and delicate poet of great sensitivity. Thank you, Milla for … Continue reading →
Originally posted on MacKENZIE's Dragon's Nest:
Qwerty Irregulars: Punctuation Part I. So, I have been rambling on here for six months – my thanks to all of you…
I think of Poet Laureate, Seamus Heaney, as a family friend. I was blessed to have known him just a little and to have visited his home in Dublin. He … Continue reading →
The Death of Poetry: Uncovering its meta-structure, unpacking its discontents. About a hundred years ago a book was written that shook the Northern or Western world. It was Thus Spake … Continue reading →
It is a few weeks now since I posted a Wednesday Corner, due to the spectacular crash of the hard drive on my computer. I apologise to all those who … Continue reading →
In this week’s, In The Sandbox, Ampat Koshy discusses a subject very close to my own heart ~ whether or not poetry is particularly national or not. I would like … Continue reading →
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